Mondince FM336

Started by Zrader, March 08, 2026, 10:01:30 PM

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pogz

#270
Quote from: MF_one on May 17, 2026, 05:17:01 PM
Jack will send the frame by beginning of this week finally

"This week we will send" - it was last week ;)

no info yet


Igital96

Quote from: poyo on May 17, 2026, 06:27:05 AM
I'm actually considering switching to 35 mm Continental Terra Competition Race tyres.
They only weigh around 350 g and on my 32 mm internal width rims they should probably end up around 40 mm wide once mounted.
The only thing I'm unsure about is whether that's already a bit too stretched on such a wide rim.

Tagoola states for the XPLR R32-50 rims:
"compatible with 700x36C–64C tires"

Also, there is a user here on the forum already running 36 mm Challenge Strada Bianca tyres on a similar internal width without any problems.

What do you guys think? Would 35 mm still be perfectly fine on a 32 mm internal rim, or already a bit too extreme?

I would run 40mm minimum.

theslowesttwitch

Quote from: Igital96 on May 19, 2026, 07:04:07 AM
I would run 40mm minimum.
it really depends on the use case, but if you're riding gravel regularly, even 40mm is too narrow imo. 45mm is really the min

Chromikson

My frame arrived. I'm waiting for another package because they forgot to pack all the components.The frame weight with the axle and everything screwed on is as it came from the factory. Size L

CycOps

#274
My frame arrived yesterday, everything looks fine, no issues with getting the hydraulic break hoses through frame and fork, for testing purposes. Will need a few days to build up the bike, Shimano 2x12 GRX DI2 waiting to be installed.
Knowing the frame will be delivered on Monday, I've already laced my new wheelset with DT Swiss 350 (I'm not a fan of ratchet free wheels, but I had them in the drawer for quite a while) and TimeTec rims with 32mm IW, 49mm deepth, last weekend. I'll keep you posted ;-)

CycOps

Wheigt for size S is a bit lighter, out of the box, all screws attached, plastic pipe spacer over the rear axle.

poyo

Quote from: Igital96 on May 19, 2026, 07:04:07 AM
I would run 40mm minimum.

Yeah, I think I'll stay with my current 40 mm Caracal Race tyres for now 😄
Running 35 mm tyres on a rim with 32 mm internal width feels a bit too sketchy for me after all.

nidazo

Hi guys! I was reading this topic since weeks and I'm negotiating with Mondince the price of my frame. They offer me frame+seatpost+handlebar+shipment+black mate for 665euro. What do you think? Which prices do you get from them about a setup like this? They told me custom paint +80 but I'm ok with black mate (I already have a MTB with that colour and love it).

My idea setup is:
FM336
di2 827 1x12 (I already have it)
CSC gravel wheels
Tyres (thinking on it)
Saddle Ryet carbon 3D (or something like that)
etc.

Total aprox budget about 2.2k or 2.3k

Which BB T47 do you have? I'm searching for something normal, not ceramic or extra expensive. I found a Miche T47 - 24mm - 85.5 compatible for about 30euro. I try to avoid china components on this as possible.



Norwaygravel

Quote from: MF_one on May 16, 2026, 11:42:33 AM
Do you think I can fit a Tufo Thundero 48 in the FM336 fork? That would be awesome
Hi. I have the 44mm Tufo Thundero on my Zipp xplr rims and they messure 46.8 mm. I have good clearence. Can take pictures later if you want.

CycOps

Quote from: nidazo on May 20, 2026, 01:41:32 AM
Which BB T47 do you have? I'm searching for something normal, not ceramic or extra expensive. I found a Miche T47 - 24mm - 85.5 compatible for about 30euro. I try to avoid china components on this as possible.
I'll use a Ztto BB, and I'm curious how long it'll last. Plan to replace the bearings if they're worn out.
If you want to avoid chineses compondentes, besides Miche you can have a look for a BB from Token. They're said to be reliable.

MF_one

Quote from: nidazo on May 20, 2026, 01:41:32 AM
Hi guys! I was reading this topic since weeks and I'm negotiating with Mondince the price of my frame. They offer me frame+seatpost+handlebar+shipment+black mate for 665euro. What do you think? Which prices do you get from them about a setup like this? They told me custom paint +80 but I'm ok with black mate (I already have a MTB with that colour and love it).

My idea setup is:
FM336
di2 827 1x12 (I already have it)
CSC gravel wheels
Tyres (thinking on it)
Saddle Ryet carbon 3D (or something like that)
etc.

Total aprox budget about 2.2k or 2.3k

Which BB T47 do you have? I'm searching for something normal, not ceramic or extra expensive. I found a Miche T47 - 24mm - 85.5 compatible for about 30euro. I try to avoid china components on this as possible.

I can recommend the one I will mount, also have it in other bikes.
SRAM WIDE bottom bracket DUB T47, 85.5mm
Herstellenummer: 00.6418.033.001

The rest of the setup I attach it separately.
I estimated a total weight of around 8.0kg

MF_one

Quote from: Norwaygravel on May 20, 2026, 02:09:52 AM
Hi. I have the 44mm Tufo Thundero on my Zipp xplr rims and they messure 46.8 mm. I have good clearence. Can take pictures later if you want.

That would help me a lot. If the tyre grows around 3mm approx, I will have to be carefull if I mount a 45 or 47mm tyre there depending on the clearance

nidazo

Quote from: MF_one on May 20, 2026, 02:37:51 AM
I can recommend the one I will mount, also have it in other bikes.
SRAM WIDE bottom bracket DUB T47, 85.5mm
Herstellenummer: 00.6418.033.001

The rest of the setup I attach it separately.
I estimated a total weight of around 8.0kg

Problem here is I have 24mm Shimano crank

CycOps

Quote from: nidazo on May 20, 2026, 02:41:43 AM
Problem here is I have 24mm Shimano crank
There are plenty of T47 IB BBs for Shimano style axle in 24mm. In all price categories.

nidazo

Quote from: CycOps on May 20, 2026, 02:52:28 AM
There are plenty of T47 IB BBs for Shimano style axle in 24mm. In all price categories.

Know it, is only a question if somebody tested one to recomend, as I always used press fit and will be my first T47, but searching non-chinesse T47 I'm not able to find something more economic than the Miche, so probably will go for it  :D